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Ed,

This post gives me hope that JPG files could be saved as resources and
loaded to TJPEG.

Any ideas?  Using BCB 5.

I've been very unsuccessful at doing this, so I have large BMP files in the
res files where JPG's have adequate quality for my purposes.  Really don't
want a lot of image files in the program directory to be lost or corrupted.
-- 
Regards,   Patrick Leabo           pleabo@comcast.net

"Ed Mulroy [TeamB]" <dont_email_me@bitbuc.ket> wrote in message
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>
> How you do that depends upon if it is an external *.wav file or one you
have
> built into your program as a resource.
>
>
> If you want to play the sound contained in an external file, FILENAME.WAV
>
> PlaySound("filename.wav", NULL, SND_FILENAME);
>
>
> If you want to play a sound that you have built into your program as a
> resource.
>
> Put this declaration at the top of your source file to tell it of this
> variable which was created by the compiler's startup code.
>
>   -----------------
>   extern HINSTANCE _hInstance;
>   -----------------
>
> Create a resource file, we'll call it SOUND.RC, containing this and add
that
> file name to the project.
>   -----------------
>   #include "sound.rh"
>
>   BIG_SOUND WAVE "filename.wav"
>   -----------------
>
>
> You have created a header file named SOUND.RH containing this
>   -----------------
>   #define BIG_SOUND 1 /* or whatever number you want to give it */
>   -----------------
>
> Your source file should include SOUND.RH so that it knows of the #define
for
> BIG_SOUND
>
> You can then give this command to play the wav file you have built into
your
> program.
>
>   -----------------
>   PlaySound(MAKEINTRESOURCE(BIG_SOUND),
>      _hInstance, SND_RESOURCE);
>
>   -----------------
>
> For more things you can do with PlaySound, look in the compiler-supplied
> help on Windows.
>
> .  Ed
>
> > Martin C wrote in message
> > news:3f9c7595@newsgroups.borland.com...
> >
> > How I can play wave file programmatically ?
>
>